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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 236, 31 July 1902, Page 4

A parißb dootor having obtained a more remunerative/practice in another district, engaged/the sexton to assist with the removalnf his furniture. Some time after the doctor sent an account formciical attendance, to which the sexton replied by sending a bill for assisting at V&e removal, leaving a alight margin to hi» own credit. . > .... , Thisthedoctor indi *'- -«-—--» that if tbe sexton could get steady work removing furniture at the same rate, he might give up grave digging at once. The aextoa replied briefly: . »• Dun n>/>«». t ..._i/i. i_„ « » to get steady work at anything ae there n s been almost nothing to do in the churchyard since >©u left." In highly civilised countries, t£s good are perhaps less likely to the young than they are to outgrow it. Is marriage a Failure, or not I To answer ia nobody's place, J, In eaoh individual case. » What's worse thao a very had cold ? Nothing, we feel pretty ttue— The best thing to take we are told Is Woods' Great Peppermint Onre.;